Craft Show This Weekend!

Hello, fellow blog readers!

This Saturday, November 3rd, I will be at a craft show at Love Joy Church in Lancaster, NY, from 9am-3pm.  The address is

5423 Genesee St.
Lancaster, NY 14086

Hope to see you there, as do my little friends!!

East End Crafts Show

  Photo by: Rich Warmus of Dimensions Photography

Picture holder! Glows in the Dark!

Picture holder!

Picture holder!

This past weekend was my first attempt at selling some of my work at an arts festival.  I was at the East End Arts Festival in Lancaster, NY, and  I was amazed by the overwhelmingly positive response I got from the vendors and people who came.  I won Second Prize for my booth! Thanks to all who stopped by!!

I'm hoping to start showing at more fairs and festivals coming up, but don't have any specific plans as of yet.  I will be posting where I'll be next right here on my blog, so keep checking in with me!!

Also, for those who don't know, I'm happy to do custom orders! Custom ornaments, statues, picture holders, miniatures-- whatever you may desire!  Just send me an email at etproductions.film@gmail.com and let me know what it is you want! I've never gotten a request I couldn't handle.

In the meantime, please check out my facebook page, Emily Tomasik, for more ideas and photos on what I have done and am selling now! I really appreciate your support!

ClayMania

Since the cross country trip, I've become inspired to do some clay sculpting.  So I've been busy making all kinds of dogs, frogs, crabs, and a couple of cats.  I made a Facebook page for them all, where you can see front, side, and back views, as well as their measurements and prices.  Please check it out!!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Emily-Tomasik/485588088119880?ref=ts

I'm also doing customized sculptures of people's animals, animal zodiacs, jewelry, or anything else you might want.  If you're interested in any of these things please send me an email at etproductions.film@gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you!

Puppet Fail

So, I was all planned and pumped on posting today pictures of my new puppet that I've been working on for weeks now. It is the actual working puppet of the model from my Pop Quiz post. Unfortunately, the puppet cracked in two at the waist as I was trying to get it to stand. Looks like the

wires just been twisted and jostled around too much. Also, his head was a little too heavy.

Now I'm back to square one, and am a little unsure of how to go about making a workable puppet cheaply. I can't seem to find any non drying lightweight clay, and can't think of any other material that would be better for the head and hands. If anyone has suggestions, PLEASE let me know!